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Main Author:	Muraoka, Takamitsu 1938- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Wiesbaden Harrassowitz 2005
Edition:	2., rev. ed.
Series:	Porta linguarum orientalium / N.S. 19
Subjects:	Grammatik Syriac language > Readers Syriac language > Grammar Syrisch Einführung Fiktionale Darstellung
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Teilw. in syr. Schrift. - Literaturverz. S. 127 - 156
Physical Description:	XXII, 156, 88 S. 23 cm
ISBN:	3447050217

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adam_text	CONTENTS PREFACE ...................................................... XV Literature cited in the grammar and chrestomathy sections . XIX Abbreviations ..............................................XXIII Abbreviated titles of the Syriac documents cited in the Morpho- syntax and Syntax section of the grammar .................... XXV Some practical suggestions .................................XXVII PART ONE: WRITING AND PHONOLOGY ............................... 1 § 1. Genera] ............................................. 1 § 2. Alphabet ............................................ 2 § 3. Pronunciation. Consonants ......................... 4 § 4. Vowels and their notation ........................... 5 a) diacritical dot ................................... 5 b) vowel letters ..................................... 6 c) vowel signs ....................................... 6 § 5. Other graphic signs ................................. 8 a) quSSaya vs. rukkakha .............................. 8 b) seyame ............................................ 9 c) linea occultans (marhetana) and mehaggeyana.... 9 d) cantillation marks ............................... 10 e) punctuation marks ................................ 10 § 6. Some remarks on phonology ............................ 10 A) vowel deletion rule............................... 10 B) e changing to a .................................. 10 C) word-initial Alaf ................................ 11 D) word-initial Yodh ............................... 11 E) diphthongs ...................................... 11 F) syllable structure .............................. 11 G) doubling of consonants .......................... 11 H) spirantisation of six plosive consonants ........ 12 I) monoconsonantal proclitic particles ............. 12 vin Contents J) aphaeresis of some gutturals ................. 13 K) elision of N in sequence C7C .................. 13 L) elision of /7 in sequence VJC ................ 14 M) assimilation of consonants ....................... 14 N) assimilation and metathesis ...................... 15 O) word stress ...................................... 16 PART TWO: MORPHOLOGY ..................................... 17 § 7. Root ................................................ 17 § 8. Gemination of the identical second and third radicals 17 Pronouns ............................................. 18 § 9. Independent personal pronouns ....................... 18 § 10. Enclitic forms ...................................... 18 §11. Suffixed personal pronouns .......................... 19 § 12. Personal pronouns attached to verbs ................. 19 § 12a. Reflexive pronouns .................................. 20 § 12b. Reciprocal pronouns ................................. 20 § 13 Demonstrative pronouns .............................. 20 § 14. Interrogatives ...................................... 21 § 15. Relative pronoun .................................... 21 § 16. Independent possessive pronouns ..................... 21 § 17. Declension of nouns and adjectives .................. 21 § 18. State ............................................... 22 § 19. Two variant stem forms .............................. 22 § 20. Extray before the feminine ending ................... 23 § 21 Plural masculine emphatic state ending -ayyâ ........ 23 § 22. Absolute and constructus forms of words with plural masculine emphatic state ending -ayyâ ................ 24 § 23. Plural masculine emphatic state ending -ünë ......... 24 § 24. Feminine nouns and adjectives of Third-Yodh or -Waw roots ................................................ 24 § 25. Expanded plural base -wata .......................... 25 § 26. Plurals with extra h ................................ 25 § 27. Mismatch between gender and its morphology .......... 26 § 28. Archaic feminine ending -ay ......................... 26 Contents IX § 29. Grammatical gender and natural sex .................. 26 § 30 Formation patterns of nouns and adjectives .......... 27 §31. Pattern qvtl ........................................ 28 § 32. Pattern qatvl ....................................... 30 §33. Pattern Qtal......................................... 30 § 34. Patterns Qtil, Qtel, Qtayl......................... 30 § 35. Patterns Qful, Qtol ................................. 30 § 36. Pattern QvftVl....................................... 30 §37. Patterns with four or more radicals ................. 31 § 38. Patterns with prefixes and suffixes ................. 31 § 39. Diminutives ......................................... 32 § 40. Attachment of the suffixed personal pronouns ........ 32 § 41. Two sets of suffixed pronouns ....................... 33 § 42. Rules in application ................................ 34 § 43. Some irregular nouns ................................ 35 § 44. Numerals ............................................ 37 a) Cardinals ......................................... 37 b) Ordinals .......................................... 38 c) Fractions ......................................... 39 § 45. Some numerals with pronominal suffixes .............. 39 § 46. Prepositions ........................................ 39 § 47. Adverbs ............................................. 40 Verb ................................................. 40 § 48. Verb conjugation: general ........................... 40 § 49. Six patterns ........................................ 41 § 50. Passive.............................................. 42 §51. Participle .......................................... 42 § 52. Infinitive .......................................... 43 § 53. Conjugation classes ................................. 43 § 54. Inflectional affixes: overview ...................... 43 § 55. Triconsonantal regular verb ......................... 45 § 56. Deletion of the stem vowel .......................... 46 § 57. Beghadhkephath and the verb conjugation ............. 46 § 58. The e a rule and the verb conjugation ............. 47 § 59. Second-Alaf verbs ................................... 47 X Contents § 60. Third-Alaf verbs .................................... 47 §61. First-Nun verbs ..................................... 48 § 62. First-Alaf verbs .................................... 48 § 63. First-Yodh verbs .................................... 50 § 64. Third-Yodh verbs .................................... 52 § 65. Second-Waw or -Yodh verbs ........................... 53 § 66. Geminate verbs ...................................... 54 § 67. Some common anomalous verbs ......................... 55 § 68. Verbs with object suffix pronouns ................... 56 PART THREE: MORPHOSYNTAX AND SYNTAX .................... 59 § 69. Noun: Gender ........................................ 59 § 70. Noun: Number ........................................ 59 §71. Noun: State ......................................... 59 § 72. Alternative means of expressing determination and indétermination ..................................... 60 § 73. Status constructus and periphrasis by means of -i ... 61 § 74. Independent personal pronouns with a finite verb .... 62 § 75. Personal prounouns referring to impersonal objects .. 62 § 76. Interrogatives followed by -a ....................... 63 § 77. Relative pronoun s .................................. 63 § 78. Prepositions plus -n turned conjunctions ............ 64 § 79. Impersonal passive .................................. 64 § 80. Eth- conjugations with transitive force ............. 64 § 81. Perfect ............................................. 65 § 82. Imperfect ........................................... 65 § 83. Participle .......................................... 66 § 84. Passive participle .................................. 67 § 85. Compound tense: r¿am /ktav wa/ ............. 67 § 86. Compound tense: /katev wà/ ............ 68 § 87. Compound tense: ^ r roen /hwâ kâtev/ ................ 68 § 88. Compound tense: ioœ -= ¿3^. /nektov wzJ ............ 68 § 89. Compound tense: r«rq nj /nehwë kâtev/ ........... 68 § 90. Expansion of nucleous noun .......................... 68 §91. Expansion through.................................... 68 Contents XI a) attributive adjective............................. 68 b) demonstrative pronoun............................. 69 c) cardinal numeral.................................. 69 d) other quantifier.................................. 70 e) another noun or -.i phrase ........................... 70 f) Noun phrase transformed into a suffixed pronoun ... 71 g) Position of the adjective in relation to an expanded noun phrase .......................................... 71 h) Expansion byclause ................................... 71 § 92. Grammatical concord ..................................... 72 § 93. Negation ................................................ 73 § 94. Expression of the agent in a passive construction ....... 75 § 95. Apposition .............................................. 75 § 96. Expansion of adjective: ................................. 76 a) through an intensifier ............................... 76 b) through a construct phrase ........................... 76 c) Comparative degree ................................... 76 d) Substantivised adjective ............................. 76 § 97. Expansion of verb: ...................................... 76 a) direct object optionally marked by the preposition A 77 b) pronominal object synthetically attached to the verb 77 c) pronominal direct object them or 77 d) pronominal direct object of a participle marked by A 77 e) marking of a pronominal direct object of an infinitive 77 f) pronominal direct object of a verb other than a parti- ciple marked by -A.......................... 78 g) proleptic object pronouns ............................ 78 h-i) double direct objects......................... 78 § 98. Expansion other than by noun phrases or pronouns: .. 79 a) by the infinitive .............................. 79 b) by the imperfect ............................... 79 c) by -.■» + the imperfect ........................ 79 d) by the participle .............................. 79 e) Verbs of sense or intellectual perception ...... 79 1 XII Contents f) Object complement .............................. 80 g) Asyndetic complementation ...................... 80 h) Complementation by a circumstantial participle. 81 i) Cognate objects ................................ 81 j) Lamadh-lqss infinitive ......................... 81 § 99. Verbs expanded by adverbials or their equivalents .... 82 § 100. Prepositions modified by prepositional phrase or adverb ............................................. 82 § 101. Clause structure: general ....................... 82 § 102. Nominal clause: general ......................... 82 § 103. Bipartite nominal clause ........................ 83 § 104. Tripartite nominal clause ....................... 83 § 105. Four tripartite patterns .......................... 84 § 106. Deletion or otherwise of pronominal subject ..... 84 § 107. Structural meaning of the various nominal clause patterns ........................................... 85 § 108. Quadripartite nominal clause ..................... 86 § 109.Existence, location andere ........................ 86 § 110. Focusing function of the enclitic ото ........... 87 § 111. Antecedentless relative clause ................... 87 § 112. Prolepsis ........................................ 88 § 113. Compound sentence ................................ 89 EXERCISES ................................................... 91 KEY TO EXERCISES ........................................... 95 PARADIGMS .................................................. 103 I. Regular triliteral verbs ...................... 104 П. Third-Yodh verbs ............................... 107 Ш. Second-Waw/Yodh verbs .......................... 109 IV. Geminate verbs ................................ Ill V. Regular verbs with object suffixes ............ 112 VI. Third-Yodh verbs with object suffixes ........ 114 Contents XIII SUBJECT INDEX ....................................... 121 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (compiled by S.P. Brock) ........ 127 CHRESTOMATHY........................................... 1 1. An inscription of Serrin (73 C.E.) .......... 3* 2. The great flood of November 201 C.E.: from the archives of Edessa.............................. 4* 3. A deed of sale on parchment from Dura Europos (243 C.E.)...................................... 7* 4. Abraham’s temptation (Genesis 22:1-19) ....... 11* 5. The raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-57) according to Vetus Syra..................................... 13* 6. From A Discourse on Fate by Bardaisan ....... 18* 7. The Odes of Solomon: Odes 11 and 42.......... 25* 8. The Acts of Judas Thomas...................... 30* 9. Aphrahaates s Sixth Demonstration: On monks . 41* 10. Ephrem s Commentary on Genesis 22 ............ 46* 11. Jacob of Serugh on the Apostle Thomas ....... 48* 12. Some juridic decisions ....................... 50* 13. Job of Edessa on sleep ....................... 51* 14. Ishcfdad of Merv on John 11 .................. 52* 15. Some light-hearted stories ................... 55* 16. From Bar Hebraeus s Syriac Grammar ........... 56* GLOSSARY ............................................. 61* PROPER NOUNS.......................................... 87*
adam_txt	CONTENTS PREFACE . XV Literature cited in the grammar and chrestomathy sections . XIX Abbreviations .XXIII Abbreviated titles of the Syriac documents cited in the Morpho- syntax and Syntax section of the grammar . XXV Some practical suggestions .XXVII PART ONE: WRITING AND PHONOLOGY . 1 § 1. Genera] . 1 § 2. Alphabet . 2 § 3. Pronunciation. Consonants . 4 § 4. Vowels and their notation . 5 a) diacritical dot . 5 b) vowel letters . 6 c) vowel signs . 6 § 5. Other graphic signs . 8 a) quSSaya vs. rukkakha . 8 b) seyame . 9 c) linea occultans (marhetana) and mehaggeyana. 9 d) cantillation marks . 10 e) punctuation marks . 10 § 6. Some remarks on phonology . 10 A) vowel deletion rule. 10 B) e changing to a . 10 C) word-initial Alaf . 11 D) word-initial Yodh . 11 E) diphthongs . 11 F) syllable structure . 11 G) doubling of consonants . 11 H) spirantisation of six plosive consonants . 12 I) monoconsonantal proclitic particles . 12 vin Contents J) aphaeresis of some gutturals . 13 K) elision of N in sequence C7C . 13 L) elision of /7 in sequence VJC . 14 M) assimilation of consonants . 14 N) assimilation and metathesis . 15 O) word stress . 16 PART TWO: MORPHOLOGY . 17 § 7. Root . 17 § 8. Gemination of the identical second and third radicals 17 Pronouns . 18 § 9. Independent personal pronouns . 18 § 10. Enclitic forms . 18 §11. Suffixed personal pronouns . 19 § 12. Personal pronouns attached to verbs . 19 § 12a. Reflexive pronouns . 20 § 12b. Reciprocal pronouns . 20 § 13 Demonstrative pronouns . 20 § 14. Interrogatives . 21 § 15. Relative pronoun . 21 § 16. Independent possessive pronouns . 21 § 17. Declension of nouns and adjectives . 21 § 18. State . 22 § 19. Two variant stem forms . 22 § 20. Extray before the feminine ending . 23 § 21 Plural masculine emphatic state ending -ayyâ . 23 § 22. Absolute and constructus forms of words with plural masculine emphatic state ending -ayyâ . 24 § 23. Plural masculine emphatic state ending -ünë . 24 § 24. Feminine nouns and adjectives of Third-Yodh or -Waw roots . 24 § 25. Expanded plural base -wata . 25 § 26. Plurals with extra h . 25 § 27. Mismatch between gender and its morphology . 26 § 28. Archaic feminine ending -ay . 26 Contents IX § 29. Grammatical gender and natural sex . 26 § 30 Formation patterns of nouns and adjectives . 27 §31. Pattern qvtl . 28 § 32. Pattern qatvl . 30 §33. Pattern Qtal. 30 § 34. Patterns Qtil, Qtel, Qtayl. 30 § 35. Patterns Qful, Qtol . 30 § 36. Pattern QvftVl. 30 §37. Patterns with four or more radicals . 31 § 38. Patterns with prefixes and suffixes . 31 § 39. Diminutives . 32 § 40. Attachment of the suffixed personal pronouns . 32 § 41. Two sets of suffixed pronouns . 33 § 42. Rules in application . 34 § 43. Some irregular nouns . 35 § 44. Numerals . 37 a) Cardinals . 37 b) Ordinals . 38 c) Fractions . 39 § 45. Some numerals with pronominal suffixes . 39 § 46. Prepositions . 39 § 47. Adverbs . 40 Verb . 40 § 48. Verb conjugation: general . 40 § 49. Six patterns . 41 § 50. Passive. 42 §51. Participle . 42 § 52. Infinitive . 43 § 53. Conjugation classes . 43 § 54. Inflectional affixes: overview . 43 § 55. Triconsonantal regular verb . 45 § 56. Deletion of the stem vowel . 46 § 57. Beghadhkephath and the verb conjugation . 46 § 58. The e a rule and the verb conjugation . 47 § 59. Second-Alaf verbs . 47 X Contents § 60. Third-Alaf verbs . 47 §61. First-Nun verbs . 48 § 62. First-Alaf verbs . 48 § 63. First-Yodh verbs . 50 § 64. Third-Yodh verbs . 52 § 65. Second-Waw or -Yodh verbs . 53 § 66. Geminate verbs . 54 § 67. Some common anomalous verbs . 55 § 68. Verbs with object suffix pronouns . 56 PART THREE: MORPHOSYNTAX AND SYNTAX . 59 § 69. Noun: Gender . 59 § 70. Noun: Number . 59 §71. Noun: State . 59 § 72. Alternative means of expressing determination and indétermination . 60 § 73. Status constructus and periphrasis by means of -i . 61 § 74. Independent personal pronouns with a finite verb . 62 § 75. Personal prounouns referring to impersonal objects . 62 § 76. Interrogatives followed by -a . 63 § 77. Relative pronoun s . 63 § 78. Prepositions plus -n turned conjunctions . 64 § 79. Impersonal passive . 64 § 80. Eth- conjugations with transitive force . 64 § 81. Perfect . 65 § 82. Imperfect . 65 § 83. Participle . 66 § 84. Passive participle . 67 § 85. Compound tense: r¿am /ktav wa/ . 67 § 86. Compound tense: /katev wà/ . 68 § 87. Compound tense: ^ r roen /hwâ kâtev/ . 68 § 88. Compound tense: ioœ -= ¿3^. /nektov wzJ . 68 § 89. Compound tense: r«rq nj /nehwë kâtev/ . 68 § 90. Expansion of nucleous noun . 68 §91. Expansion through. 68 Contents XI a) attributive adjective. 68 b) demonstrative pronoun. 69 c) cardinal numeral. 69 d) other quantifier. 70 e) another noun or -.i phrase . 70 f) Noun phrase transformed into a suffixed pronoun . 71 g) Position of the adjective in relation to an expanded noun phrase . 71 h) Expansion byclause . 71 § 92. Grammatical concord . 72 § 93. Negation . 73 § 94. Expression of the agent in a passive construction . 75 § 95. Apposition . 75 § 96. Expansion of adjective: . 76 a) through an intensifier . 76 b) through a construct phrase . 76 c) Comparative degree . 76 d) Substantivised adjective . 76 § 97. Expansion of verb: . 76 a) direct object optionally marked by the preposition A 77 b) pronominal object synthetically attached to the verb 77 c) pronominal direct object "them" or 77 d) pronominal direct object of a participle marked by A 77 e) marking of a pronominal direct object of an infinitive 77 f) pronominal direct object of a verb other than a parti- ciple marked by -A. 78 g) proleptic object pronouns . 78 h-i) double direct objects. 78 § 98. Expansion other than by noun phrases or pronouns: . 79 a) by the infinitive . 79 b) by the imperfect . 79 c) by -.■» + the imperfect . 79 d) by the participle . 79 e) Verbs of sense or intellectual perception . 79 1 XII Contents f) Object complement . 80 g) Asyndetic complementation . 80 h) Complementation by a circumstantial participle. 81 i) Cognate objects . 81 j) Lamadh-lqss infinitive . 81 § 99. Verbs expanded by adverbials or their equivalents . 82 § 100. Prepositions modified by prepositional phrase or adverb . 82 § 101. Clause structure: general . 82 § 102. Nominal clause: general . 82 § 103. Bipartite nominal clause . 83 § 104. Tripartite nominal clause . 83 § 105. Four tripartite patterns . 84 § 106. Deletion or otherwise of pronominal subject . 84 § 107. Structural meaning of the various nominal clause patterns . 85 § 108. Quadripartite nominal clause . 86 § 109.Existence, location andere . 86 § 110. Focusing function of the enclitic ото . 87 § 111. Antecedentless relative clause . 87 § 112. Prolepsis . 88 § 113. Compound sentence . 89 EXERCISES . 91 KEY TO EXERCISES . 95 PARADIGMS . 103 I. Regular triliteral verbs . 104 П. Third-Yodh verbs . 107 Ш. Second-Waw/Yodh verbs . 109 IV. Geminate verbs . Ill V. Regular verbs with object suffixes . 112 VI. Third-Yodh verbs with object suffixes . 114 Contents XIII SUBJECT INDEX . 121 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (compiled by S.P. Brock) . 127 CHRESTOMATHY. 1 1. An inscription of Serrin (73 C.E.) . 3* 2. The great flood of November 201 C.E.: from the archives of Edessa. 4* 3. A deed of sale on parchment from Dura Europos (243 C.E.). 7* 4. Abraham’s temptation (Genesis 22:1-19) . 11* 5. The raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-57) according to Vetus Syra. 13* 6. From A Discourse on Fate by Bardaisan . 18* 7. The Odes of Solomon: Odes 11 and 42. 25* 8. The Acts of Judas Thomas. 30* 9. Aphrahaates's Sixth Demonstration: On monks . 41* 10. Ephrem's Commentary on Genesis 22 . 46* 11. Jacob of Serugh on the Apostle Thomas . 48* 12. Some juridic decisions . 50* 13. Job of Edessa on sleep . 51* 14. Ishcfdad of Merv on John 11 . 52* 15. Some light-hearted stories . 55* 16. From Bar Hebraeus's Syriac Grammar . 56* GLOSSARY . 61* PROPER NOUNS. 87*
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